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Best Poems about empathy (53)

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Canto LXI by Alfred, Lord Tennyson · 10 ♥

Debris by Walt Whitman · 8 ♥

The rarity of it by clippedsurface · 7 ♥

Vent by small_scale · 6 ♥

2 AM by Levanroe · 6 ♥

What Doesn't Belong by Ash · 6 ♥

Peeling by Violet Howell · 6 ♥

She Noticed by Glass Iris · 6 ♥

By the End of the Month by dsk_bus · 5 ♥

The Email by Levanroe · 4 ♥

The Binder Nobody Picked Up by Cass Ledger · 4 ♥

Just a Person by Noah M. · 3 ♥

The Stop by noel3mrex · 1 ♥

The Grip by Lorimia · 1 ♥

How You Carry It by txvyn

What I Should Have Said by Yunv

In Borrowed Skin by Sasha K.

The Small Untruth by hel6vra

Lessons in Humanity by clippedsurface

The Stain That Stayed by selavio

From the corner store he just came by Opal Hart

The Stairwell Carries by noel3mrex

The Sound Moving Away by Nico

Their Face Changed by Adrian

What Bleeds Through by hel6vra

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